On-Page SEO (Title, Meta, Tags, URLs, Content)

 On-Page SEO (Title, Meta, Tags, URLs, Content)

✅ 1. Title Tag

• The clickable headline shown in search results.

• Include primary keyword near the beginning.

• Keep it under 60 characters.

📌 Example:
Bad: “Home”
Good: “Buy Lightweight Running Shoes – Free Shipping”

✅ 2. Meta Description

• Short description below the title in search results.

• Not a ranking factor but affects click-through rate (CTR).

• Include keywords naturally, within 155–160 characters.

📌 Example:
“Shop top-rated lightweight running shoes for men and women. Great discounts + free returns on all orders.”

✅ 3. Header Tags (H1, H2, H3…)

• Help structure your content for users and bots.

• Use only one H1 tag per page (usually the main title).

• Break down content with H2 and H3 tags for readability.

📌 Example:
H1: Best Running Shoes
H2: Benefits of Lightweight Shoes
H3: Breathability & Cushioning

✅ 4. URL Structure

• Should be clean, short, and keyword-rich.

• Avoid unnecessary numbers, symbols, or stop words.

📌 Example:
Bad: example.com/page?id=12345
Good: example.com/best-running-shoes

✅ 5. Keyword Placement in Content

• Use your target keyword in:

  • First 100 words

  • Headings

  • Naturally throughout the body

• Avoid keyword stuffing — stay natural.

📌 Example:
Instead of repeating "running shoes" 20 times, use variations like “jogging footwear,” “lightweight sneakers,” etc.

✅ 6. Internal Linking

• Link to other relevant pages/posts on your site.

• Helps bots crawl your site and improves UX.

📌 Example:
While writing about SEO, link to “How Search Engines Work.”

✅ 7. Image Optimization

• Use descriptive file names and ALT tags.

• Compress images for faster loading.

📌 Example:
Image ALT: “blue lightweight running shoes for men”

✅ 8. Mobile-Friendliness & Page Speed

• Ensure responsive design (works well on all devices).

• Use caching, optimized images, and clean code for fast loading.